When most people think of electric fence systems, or at least, electronically managed fence systems, they probably think of traditional electric fences that are designed primarily to deliver a shock and might offer zone monitoring as a secondary feature.
However, there are many types of electric and electronically monitored fence systems out there, and they don’t all shock you. Taut wire is one of those fence types. Here’s what you need to know.
One of the problems with high security fencing is that sometimes, you don’t know how much security is enough.
Over the many years I’ve been in the fence business, I’ve seen several fences that had to be upgraded to increase the security level. Whether you are designing a new high security fence or looking for ways to increase the security of an existing fence, adding fence top security is a good idea. Here are a few great options.
Call it what you like: 358 fence, 358 security mesh, prison mesh fencing. There’s no denying that 358 mesh fences have become a go to for high security perimeter fencing.
It’s been around for a while, but if you’re still not sure exactly how 358 fence works, or where you should install it, you’re in the right place. Read on to find out what you need to know about 358 mesh or prison mesh fencing, and everything related to it.
If you want to install an electric fence for security and you have a relatively long fence line, you probably need a multi-zone electric fence.
However, before you leap into getting quotes, you probably want to know what multi-zone electric fences are and how do multi-zone electric fences work? Here’s what you need to know.
If you live in a country that has bears, there’s a good chance you’ve heard of bear fence. Bears can be a very destructive force when they find their way into human settlements, and they’ve been known to injure or even kill people from time to time.
This is particularly true in small towns and rural areas, where bears might live close to where humans live and work. An electric bear fence is one way to keep them at a safe distance. Here’s how it works, what it is, and where it’s a good idea to have one.
When you’re designing a security fence, you want to balance cost effectiveness with security. You’ll probably consider various heights, different post specifications, and several types of mesh.
When it comes to security fencing, welded mesh is naturally more secure than chain link fencing. Here’s why, and what you can do to boost the security of chain link fencing.
There's a growing demand for higher security fence systems around the world. Even in places that have never used high security palisade fencing in the past, it's being specified and installed more and more often.
However, if you're not familiar with high security palisade fencing, you might not be able to tell the difference between the various specifications you see. So here are a few things you can look for to tell if you're looking at high security palisade fencing, or something else.
When electric fences were first created, most of them were lethal, and they were only used on extremely high security sites like prisons and military bases. However, as time went on, the demand for non lethal electric fences grew.
Now, there are many parts of the world where it's common to have a residential electric fence, and while they will certainly give you a shock, they're not likely to be lethal. Here's why.